Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 16

D. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925. 16 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, tunity for all allke, and on the other | |PEACE STEPS URGED WOMEN ACGUSED BY FEDERAL COUNCIL fi fis o OF WASTED EFF[]RI\ firmative jurisdiction for the World Court of Justice and other suitable tribunals, with the complete outlawing of war, or increasing war prepara- D.A.R. Head Says Feminine Organizations Indorse Proj- ects Without Investigating. |Prince Golitzine, | As Gallant, Runs Afoul of Police Churches Told War Is Inevitable Unless Prevention Is Definitely dent of the Russian Duma, cousin of the late Emperor Nicholas, but Promoted. | more recently employed as head — | chef in the Jugeslavian restaurant | At the Exposition of Decorative i Arts, ran afoul of the French law | tions and finally another world war.” COUNT ZEPPELIN IN U. S. | Dirigible Inventor's Cousin Merely | Visiting, He Says. ‘ PARIS, November ~Prince Boris Golitzine, former vice presi- “Unless America definitely prepares for peace it will inevitably walk in the |road toward war,” says an Armistice | Sunday statement to the churches of | NEW YORK, November 5 (). | the country from the Commission on | o % " Zeppetin® fos | International Justice and Good Will of | ‘ | the Federal Couneil of Churches. "No | berlain to the late King William 11 [onethminennt I:fl; war,” it states, |'of Wurttemberg and'cousin of the lite | The doctiment IS pari Tl - S A Aot religious bodl ¢ 1‘1 ‘I‘flllutl\il ./.omwl-in, m\e‘mm of !‘h | fea's § ille’ that bears hix’ name, arvived | World - Court ries N srday on the ' steamship Clove- | and has been fined 25 francs and He acted as protecting t to-an actress whe was tak fnz up a collection in the restau rant _over whose kitchen . the fo mer Duma_official is n Incidentally the p vieted. of an “out ing uojestn. without lice.” A policeman them, Mrs. Anthony 10 prevent the actr from’ tak- Iy Cook, president general of the Da g up a collection. observing which, the prince-chel van from the kitchen and called the officer ssovtment of names, and s placesd under arvest Prince Golitzine was sentenced to death by the Bolshiviks in Russia, but escaped from a Moscow prison in 1915, He made his way to Nor way and reached DParls and_found‘ work at the Ixposition of Decorative Arts. CLEVELAND BOY WINS | Elected Pxe<ldellt in G!ol"o Junior | By the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA Too many women's organizations are investi- November 5 & question of the Staten joining the World Court 3 tell their United States Senat pressed ce in the I | Judgrent regarding the matter. Ureaty, prophesied its acceptance b | he alternative” before the world,” | the German Relchstag and hailed § says, “are the co-operative creation [as “the final settlement of Kuropean | of effective agencies for the seitiement | peace. of every dispute by the arbitrament of | The liner was two days overdue be reason, liw and conciliation, with se. cause of heavy storms. velln sald he came t nd to| country ca visit.” America their ers of the terday told v tha the, Pennsylvania by 00 members ch of the so assembled here for its annual | Women, she added, should | and Influence ciety conference not waste their « upon movements that have no definite | constructive value Mrs. Cook indorsed the Johnson. im- migration act and warned the dele- | vates inst insidious propa nda of s ‘peace’ literature the public schools, in- ended to stir up unrest in the minds ¢ pupils and teachers.” » appealed v.y'”:\:-x“1(...;‘:..~‘m”;..“:;: | Election Tike "Grobn-Up.? ‘ slative fields, | FREEVILLE. N. Y. November & { ~—for were the unmlh { (). Ttarrison H. Appleby. Cleveland, when duty ecailed.” | Ohia, vouth, was elected president of ner. that during the | {he e Junior Republic in the 3 foae ess “UNSCIUPH - jons held simultaneously with the Black Satin or Velvet. $£73.50 | 5, The Ritz that Of Patent Leather, tea—or din- our ancestor men’ of their Mrs. Cook coming said session of Cong lous efforts! - lar “zrown-up” political ec Johnson act “and to | The Republie, established 30 = even more useful In | ago, is maintained to train youths in which would | economic and civie problems. and maintains its own miniature govern patterned on the Nation's ad supplementa insist upon the regis and the deportation of ment STETSON SHOE 2 suich s eMeative s bet Grenme THIRTEEN-FIVE I STR in Indorsing and [ g 3 tiel York City, - = of restrictive ) girls and boys of the juvenile vepublic since its founding. Copyright 1925 The House of Kuppenheimer. 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